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English Grammar Lessons
The Past Perfect: Do You Know When to Use it?
byThe Past Perfect is FUN! – Honestly! When do you use the past perfect? You use the past perfect to show the relationship between…
Grammar Class – Future: “Will” & “Be Going To”
byFuture: “Will” & “Be Going To” Simple Future has two different forms in English: “will” and “be going to.” Although the two forms can…
Top 8 Most Misused English Expressions (Infographic)
byDo you make these common mistakes? There are many English expressions and words which are used wrongly, even by native English speakers. The problem…
When to Use “Also” and “Too”
byWhen to use “Also” “Also” is used to add extra information to a sentence. Examples of when to use “Also” I love drinking…
Grammar Class – Future: “Will” & “Be Going To”
byFuture: “Will” & “Be Going To” Simple Future has two different forms in English: “will” and “be going to.” Although the two forms can…
Using “Gerunds” in English Language – “ing” (Infographic)
byThe simplest gerunds are the names of activities that are put into a noun form. Here’s an example. e.g. Meredith enjoys running, swimming and…
Lie or Lay? A Very English Explanation (Video)
byTo Lie Down When you are tired, you go to bed and lie down. e.g. I have been working all day and I am…
Beginner English Grammar Practise Test ~ Level 1
byReady to test your English grammar? Take this beginner level English grammar test and see how you do! Join us on Facebook for more…
How to Use ‘Much’, ‘Many’, ‘A Lot of’, ‘Little’, and ‘Few’ in English (With Video and Examples)
byMuch Vs Many Rule We use much when the noun is uncountable (e.g. milk, water, money, sand), and we use many if the noun is countable (e.g. apples,…